Daily deal sites are a dime a dozen, and even if you're only signed up for one or two, it can seem like your inbox is flooded with bargains and deals every morning when you look at it. Frugalo is a new webapp that offers you one place to visit to see all of the daily deals you subscribe to, keep your inbox clean and tidy, and let you share the best deals with your friends, if you choose.

Frugalo is a tool that scans your email account and collects all of your purchased daily deals in one place. You can see what they're for and when they expire in one view. Then, the service aggregates all of the daily deals available to you on services like Google Offers, Living Social, Groupon, Amazon Local, and more in your community. You can quickly scroll through them, purchase any that you're interested in, or even suggest others to friends (via Facebook, of course) if you think they might be interested. That way, you can kill your subscriptions, use the site exclusively, and free your inbox from the morning deluge of daily deals.

Fair warning, however—because Frugalo is social, you have to log in using Facebook to sign up. Then, you have to grant the app access to your Gmail (or Google Apps) account so it can see what daily deals you've purchased and are sitting on (you can also send them in manually). That's a lot of permissions, any way you look at it. I tested the service and it doesn't do any posting on your behalf (although it asks you to share Frugalo with your Facebook friends once), and you can easily revoke its permissions in your Google account settings or Facebook app settings.

update: When I asked Frugalo's creators about the Gmail/Google Account access that Frugalo asks for when you sign up, he noted that it's completely optional and you can skip it if you prefer, and then send in deals manually once you purchase them to have them collected in your Frugalo account.

Are you tired of daily deals altogether? Does a service like Frugalo appeal to you, or is the price too high? However you feel, let us know in the comments below.